August 2015
Did that, now will not complete the install of just Generals
September 2015
September 2015
i have also problem with zero hour, when i double click zero hour main splash coming and then black screen come then again in windows desktop. i done all, clean install, change option in documents, make compatible windows xp, run as administrator but nothing happen same result. zero hour exe file stuck in task manager
September 2015
windows 10 said in diagnostic this program not compatible with windows. it mean we can not play zero hour with windows 10, or we just install windows 8 then you can play but with windows 10 is not, now because nobody care...
September 2015
Where do you get the no-cd patch from?
September 2015
hi folks,
rather than downloading some obscure no-cd patch, you ought to try changing the resolution in the options.ini file
(resides in documents/c&c folder) - mine was set to 1024x768 - changed it to 1920x1200 (fill in your res) .. et voilà, works for me.
cheers & hf
September 2015
I have win8.2 I have the same problem
September 2015
Hello @heejensen,
Please try following these steps in the following link:
Link to possible fix: Click here
Make sure to change your resolution setting to "1920 1080" after completing all those steps.
I hope I have solved your problem,
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September 2015
how can i get command and conquer for windows 10?
September 2015
Microsoft update breaks Safedisc games on Windows Vista, 7 and 8
A recent security patch released this month, MS15-097 Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Graphics Component Could Allow Remote Code Execution, breaks computer games that rely on the DRM system Safedisc on Microsoft's Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8 operating system.
Games that rely on Safedisc include the Age of Empire series, Battlefield 1942, Civilization 3, various Command and Conquer games or Microsoft Flight Simulator. These are all old games released more than 10 years ago but still playable on modern systems.
The security bulletin itself mentions that the update resolves vulnerabilities in Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office and Lync which attackers could exploit to run code remotely on affected systems.
The description on Microsoft's Knowledge Base adds that the security bulletin "addresses a defense-in-depth update for the secdrv.sys driver, a third-party driver" by turning the service for the driver off.
The driver secdrv.sys is used by Macrovision's SafeDisc copy protection scheme.
This has the consequence that games that rely on Safedisc won't work anymore on all systems the patch was installed on.
The same Knowledge Base articles offers a workaround to play these games on patched systems again. The caveat is that doing so will render the systems vulnerable again. Microsoft states explicitly that it does not recommend the workaround because of this.
The workaround requires that you start the driver before you play games that require Securom and stop it again the moment you are finished playing these games.
All commands require an elevated command prompt. On Windows 8 press Windows-X, and select Command Prompt (admin) from the context menu. In earlier versions of Windows, tap on the Windows-key, type cmd.exe, right-click on the result and select "run as administrator".
To start the service manually
Run the command sc start secdrv which starts the service if it is installed on the system.
To stop the service manually
Run the command sc stop secdrv which stops it immediately so that the system is no longer vulnerable to attacks.
Microsoft has released instructions on how to make the changes permanent. While that is more convenient than having to run these commands before each game session, it makes the system vulnerable to attacks again.
Please note that the service is only installed on the system if a game that required the DRM was installed on it.
Windows 10, Microsoft's newest operating system won't run games requiring SecuROM or SafeDisc as well because of security loopholes they may introduce on the system.
http://answers.ea.com/t5/C-C-The-Ultimate-Collection/Microsoft-update-breaks-Safedisc-games-on-Windo...
maybe this can help others